Hook and Strap Kit

The WARN Hook and Strap Kit is purpose-built for secure cargo attachment and winch operations on recreational vessels and utility boats where reliable rigging is non-negotiable. Whether you're towing, recovering, or lashing down gear in challenging marine conditions, this compact kit combines the essentials—a slip hook, clevis attachment, safety gate, and hand strap—into one cohesive system designed for anglers, boaters, and water sports enthusiasts who demand dependable fastening solutions. At 1.07 lbs and measuring just 3.75 x 1.3 x 5.9 inches, the Hook and Strap Kit integrates seamlessly with existing WARN winch systems and marine rigging setups.

Built from heavy-duty steel with zinc oxide finish, this kit delivers corrosion resistance critical for saltwater and freshwater environments where exposure to moisture and UV degradation accelerates wear on standard hardware. The 7/16-inch clevis pin interface provides a standardized connection point compatible with WARN ATV winches and marine-grade winch assemblies, while the safety gate prevents accidental hook disengagement during load bearing or dynamic pulling operations. The integrated hand strap offers improved grip and control when deploying the hook under load, reducing hand fatigue during repetitive rigging tasks and enhancing user safety on pitching decks or in low-visibility conditions.

This kit performs best in applications involving boat recovery, anchor line attachment, cargo securing, and winch-assisted retrieval on both freshwater lakes and coastal waters. Installation is straightforward—the clevis pin slides into standard winch spool hooks and marine towing points without modification, making it an ideal upgrade for boaters running older WARN systems or those adding secondary recovery points to multi-function vessels. Anglers and boating professionals trust this configuration because the safety gate eliminates guesswork during high-load scenarios, and the zinc-plated steel construction withstands years of saltwater spray and thermal cycling typical in marine environments.